The aim of the internship is to assist with the implementation of the Gulbenkian Foundation’s Translation Series project, which will make seminal texts in the humanities and the social sciences available in Armenian.

YEREVAN, Armenia – The American University of Armenia’s (AUA) Graduate Certificate in Translation program is excited to announce the publication of eight essays and articles by political theorist Hannah Arendt (1906-1975) in Armenian translation....

AUA Launches Center for Creative Writing & Locomotive Magazine The First of Their Kind in the Former Soviet Union Yerevan, Armenia—The American University of Armenia has launched two major initiatives: The Center for Creative Writing (CCW) and Locomotive...

YEREVAN, Armenia – The American University of Armenia (AUA) Certificate in Translation (CTRA) program’s 2015 class of translators recently produced the Armenian versions of political theorist Hannah Arendt’s two essays, which appeared in the critical...

YEREVAN, Armenia - On March 27, 2015, the American University of Armenia (AUA) Certificate in Translation (CTRA) program organized a bilingual reading from a volume of stories by contemporary Armenian writers Levon Khechoyan and Hovhannes Yeranyan in...

YEREVAN, Armenia – American University of Armenia (AUA)’s Certificate in Translation program is excited to announce that one of its current students, Ruzan Amiraghyan, has translated and published three poems by Christopher Merrill, who was touring...

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The American University of Armenia (AUA) is a private, independent university located in Yerevan, Armenia. Founded in 1991, AUA is affiliated with the University of California. Through teaching, research, and public service, AUA serves Armenia and the region by supplying high-quality, graduate and undergraduate education, encouraging civic engagement, and promoting democratic values.